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No : ANT54
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Blackbrowed Albatross (Diomedea melanophris) takes off from
the cliffs on New Island in the Falkland Island. With a wing
span of almost 10 feet, these birds need a strong wind to lift
them into the air, so they build their nests on windy cliff
sides like this one. With a circumpolar range, Blackbrows can
often be seen looking for a free meal behind ships passing through
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